Costume Parties and Social Gatherings Highlight Local Happenings
Social notes recount a series of fall events with many attendees. Guests include Mrs. J. T. Medchaperon and Mrs. Dimer K. Nelson at parties, a W C A costume party with Adah Watton, Lions club luncheon plans, and a Forbes North Carey avenue gathering featuring bridge and dancing. Nearby residents travel to Denver and California, with visitors to the city.
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Boarees
Valle
Ste
Ted
Mra
W. Chaplin
J. RR. Morgan
Gilland
Adah Watton
Lions Club
the Plaine Hotel
Hallowe
Haadcome
Old Man Boreas Interferes Parade Lively Republican Rally
A Republican torchlight parade drew about twenty marchers with a band and thirty autos despite wind and snow. The Union Pacific band led the procession from the county Republican club to the gymnasium where rally speeches by candidates and supporters drew a sizeable crowd.
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Union Pacific Band
Welkin
Cheyenne Briefs Highlight Local Election Day News
Cheyenne reports series of civic notes as election day closes polls at 7 p.m. and results expected from Leader office. Weather and lake conditions affect hunting and outdoor activities while a busy day includes school closures, deer hunting opener, and community events.
Minnie Blamey dies in Cheyenne after widow of John D Blamey
Minnie Blamey of 2914 Dillon Street died at 7 o clock. She was the wife of John D Blamey and survived by a daughter Lilien and a son. A member of the Methodist church she had been president of Cheyenne for fifteen years and had many friends.
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Minnie Blamey
Dillon Stewet
Feeshow
John D. Blamey
Lilien
Methodiat Church
Cheyenne
Cox Takes Notice Of Superstition Of Toledo Friends
The article notes Cox and Mrs Dan MaHoney, daughter of the candidate, on a trip with her. Messages received Monday by the candidate were made public but predicted the governor's victory. Weather outlooks from governor’s party suggested cheerful news with inclement weather in mountain border states considered to favor Republicans over Democrats.
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Cox
Dan. MaHoney
Who's Who In Cuba Causes Bloodshed
Nine hours after polls closed in Cuba's national election, officials report General Gomez leading in Havana. Charles Hernandez announces returns from 287 precincts with Zeyas ahead by 3,468, and Gomez expected to win Havana province including the city. Liberals predict Gomez's Havana City majority over 7,000.
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General Gomez
Liberal
Dr. Waves
Eliaete
Charles Hernandez
Interior
Havana
Zeyas
Gomes
Inventor Charged With Alcohol Fraud
An inventor faces charges related to alcohol fraud. The case centers on a substitute motor fuel produced by Chasier. Erich Bares, a precious stones dealer, alleges misappropriation of a $5,000 check made out to Fermogas and deposited to the Industrial Research company, a matter Bares calls the defendant’s personal concern.
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Chasier
Erich Bares
Fermogas Company
Bares
Industrial Research Company
Stockholders Challenge Sale to Save Eighty Million Rail Bonds
New York counsel for the stockholders protection committee filed an eighty day petition to stave off a sale that would erase 80 million dollars in bonds and preferred stock. The filing argues the road’s failure stemmed from George J Gould’s expansion ambitions and seeks inter agency relief after an offer for sale was made three weeks earlier.
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Stockholders Protective Committee
New York
George J. Gould
Jay Gould
Pacific Opant
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
One Polling Place Omitted From List In State Ward
A fragment notes a polling place omitted from the official list in the Second Ward. It mentions Van Lengan ab north and Twenty street, with Ja Smalley's Darn identified as a polling site in the context of a local election notice.
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van Aan Nat
F van Lengan
Smalley
Complexion Doctor Edwarda’s Long Silent Practice
A garbled OCR item references Dr F M Edwarda who treated a range of women for 17 years. The fragment hints at bowel ailments and an aid or precipion but is unclear. No definite events, dates, or outcomes are discernible beyond a long, unspecified medical practice.
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F.m.edwarda
Two Political Rallies Reported Despite Disruptions
A Cuban election was held with nominees reported, two rallies occurred Sunday night and two on Monday. Minor affrays left several wounded as the proceedings drew to a close.
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Avanna
Amediated Prow
Sone
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J.T. Med
Georgeous Chryanthemuma
Eaerye Younger
the Mercury
Pitoly
Dimer K. Nelson
Sunshine Society
Marl Karney
Mrs. Karney
Thomas
Denver
Lare- Monty
Quincey
Retuc. Og
Hurope
Ites Collins
Livelock
Miss K le Fees
Fathieen N
James Zalesky
Ster
Mrs. Bowman
Margaret Lacey
John
St. Mary's It
South Head
Tnd
Edward Smith
Glenrock 'N
Rdey
Wil Eral Weta
JO. Morton
Mig. M
Ireland
Minny California
Wes
Los Anand
San Joo
Portland
Ore
Peiréland
N. Matson
Gonden and
Niobrara Mew
Stein
Hopkins
Wy. Carley
Solock
Oarley
G. Hepkiva
Wash- D
Wiltye
Harry B. " Henderson, Jr
Sheridan
Charles Hirsig
North Carey Avenue
Weetsminster Guild
Horgee Jenkins
House Street
Etta Dobbin
Anna Hanson
Peabody
Lincoln Way
Pourth
Ucks
Board of Commissioners of
Laramie County
Leader
Stephen H. Sibley
Ator
Bruns
Plains Hotel
Casper Anday
Robert D. Careyie
Carnegie Library
Cheyanne
Minnie Blamey Ie
Amster
Toledo
Cuba
U' 1815 Capitol
High Rock
Phelmont
Zhoch Et Cao
Susie la Pash
Her Beauty Shop
Capitol Avenue
Marinello
Cascara
Redee
Sale
Grippe
Aedes
Smith Brothers
Lawrence Ik Oo
Obbones
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cairo
Pinkham
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sam
Lydia E
R. A. Farmoon
Knob Ave
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